How To Build

to build the aotus library.
If you want to select a specific Fortran compiler, set the environment variable
FC.
And for a specific C compiler, set the environment variable CC.
The Fortran compiler flags are set with the help of fc_flags, which provide
a set of compiler flag combinations for various compilers.
They are found in the waflib/extras directory, and the waflib directory is
created upon execution of waf in a:

.waf-*

directory, if you need to have a look at them.
By running:

./waf --help

you get a list of available options to the waf script.

What is Built

For your convenience the Lua library is included in version 5.2.1 (released
2012-06-08).
Its objects are completely gathered into the final libaotus library, so it is
only necessary to link against this single static library to gain the
configuration features of aotus in your Fortran application.
Due to the compiler specific module information required by any application
using the libaotus, the suggested approach to incorporate libaotus is to include
its building in the build process of the final application. This is straight
forward if waf is used for the complete project. But also in other build
environments it should not be too hard to make use of the generated build
directory.
Yet if you would rather install the libaotus.a and the module files into a
$PREFIX directory, you can make use of:

./waf install

The default build process will also create some unit test executables and
execute them to ensure functionality of the various parts in the library.

The doxygen documentation can be built by running:

./waf doxy

This will build a html directory in the build directory with the resulting
documentation. Note, that this requires an installed doxygen.
It is also online available at
Aotus documentation.

Example

There is an example program built, called aotus_sample, which you will find in
the build directory.
It can be used with the provided config.lua in the sample directory, where
also the source of this small program is found.

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License

Aotus is licensed under the terms of the MIT license reproduced below.
This means that Aotus is free software and can be used for both academic and
commercial purposes at absolutely no cost. You are free to do with the code
whatever you want.
The only requirement is that some credit to the authors is given by putting this
copyright notice somewhere in your project.
The MIT license is chosen for full compatibility with Lua.

For the license of the underlying Lua library have a look at
http://www.lua.org/license.html.

Copyright (C) 2011-2013 German Research School for Simulation Sciences GmbH,
Aachen and others.

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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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